Sharon Stone talks about mental health in emotional interview

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by Eileen Reslen

Sharon Stone confessed in a new interview that she often struggles to overcome mental health issues.

“We’re all facing our demons and we’re taking action. Me too,” the “Basic Instinct” star, 66, said on Thursday’s “Turkey Tea Talk with -Alex Salmond said. Think about how to keep getting back up, how to keep helping people get back up even when they are down, and how to make sure we all get back up. ”

Stone, who works with the World Health Organization, said “at a global level” one in 10 people suffers from a “mental crisis.”

Afterwards, the movie star said he believes people should try to correct themselves instead of relying solely on politicians for policies that will help them.

“It has to be our leader, so to speak, but whose leader do you think it will be? It has to start with the individual,” Stone explained.

“You have to stand strong, and when you blow it? Okay, so what? That was two steps ago.”

she repeated. “You have to get up, pick yourself up, help the person you think you bumped into, and keep moving forward. And forgive immediately.” Forgive yourself immediately. ”

Shortly after the discussion on a Turkish news show, Stone became emotional as she talked about how she used her Hollywood platform to advocate for marginalized groups.

In 2013, the “Casino” star was awarded the Peace Summit Prize for his work with HIV and AIDS patients, making him a Nobel Prize winner.

“Suddenly I thought, ‘I’m in the right room.’ These are my people,” Stone said of how she felt while attending a panel discussion about how to build world peace.

Even more emotional, she added through tears: I will risk my life for these people. These people understand me, and I understand them. ”

The “Total Recall” star concluded: “It took me 35 years, but I’m in the right room and I didn’t even tell the people here in Los Angeles that I won. “How am I going to tell the movie people that I won the Nobel Prize? I didn’t tell anyone.

Stone’s candid interview comes just weeks after she made yet another surprising confession about her career.

In March, the “Running Wild” star revealed for the first time the name of a film producer who allegedly pressured her to have sex with a former co-star in order to get a “better” performance.

On the “Louis Theroux” podcast, Stone claimed that Robert Evans called her into his office while filming the 1993 film “Sliver” and told her, “You should sleep with Billy Baldwin.”

“Now, all of a sudden, I have a job where I have to ‘fuck people,'” she added in the episode.

Stone told “Turkish Tea Talk” that she currently spends about 17 hours a day painting and would only return to acting for roles that are “really powerful and meaningful.”